Sentence examples for a sun plot from inspiring English sources

PheWAS also provides an alternate way to visualize all significant results for a single SNP or phenotype through a "sun plot".

Figure 9 shows a sun plot of all PheWAS results plotted for a single SNP with a p-value < 0.05 (using -m p-value to set the figure p-value cutoff).

To create this figure using Additional file 2, additional parameters were used: -S to create the sun plot, -s with SNPID to identify the specific SNP of interest for the sun plot, and –g to add the gene symbol to the plot.

Other options for sun plots include plotting all results for a single gene at a p-value threshold (using –g gene name), or a single phenotype at a p-value threshold (using –P phenotype name) (not shown here).

Internal documents show Sun plotted to use its Java software to "attack the franchises" of Lotus, Novell and Oracle — even as it wooed them to support it.

Autochthons lag only slightly behind with 74% of full sun plots compared to 97% for the migrants (Table  5).

Plainly written but with a convoluted plot, it's a ripping read, perfect for a sun lounger: a thriller set in the southern US during the 1980s.

"It's a sub plot.

Dugin is a sun worshipper.

Each had a sun man.

Make a sun chart.